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School Bus Services in the Rochdale Area

BURY CHURCH OF ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL (0840/1535 Mon-Thurs & 1435 Friday) Effective 07/09/2020 The following general bus services provide links to Bury Church of England High School: 467: Rochdale – Daniel Fold – Bury For the latest timetable information go to www.tfgm.com/public-transport/bus RADCLIFFE – BURY CE HIGH SCHOOL Service 778 Service 778 does not require a yellow school bus pass TFGM Contract Number: 5071 TFGM Contract Number: 5071 5071 Minimum Capacity: 52 Minimum Capacity: 52 52 Operator Code: ATG Operator Code: ATG ATG M–Thu Fri Radcliffe Moor Road/Bradley Fold Road 0745 BURY C OF E HIGH SCHOOL 1530 1430 Turks Road/Coronation Road 0750 Ainsworth Road/Water Street 1542 1442 Ainsworth Road/Water Street 0759 Turks Road/Coronation Road 1548 1448 BURY C OF E HIGH SCHOOL 0823 Radcliffe Moor Road/Bradley Fold Road 1553 1453 SERVICE 778: From BRADLEY FOLD GARDEN CENTRE/ Radcliffe Moor Road, Turks Road, Coronation Road, Pilkington Road, Lowe Street, Ainsworth Road, Water Street, Spring Lane, Bury Road, Radcliffe Road, Manchester Road, to Manchester Road/ Olivant Street for BURY CHURCH OF ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL. Returns via Manchester Road/Olivant Street, Manchester Road, Angouleme Way, Knowsley Street, Manchester Road, Radcliffe Road and then the reverse of the above route KEARSLEY – RINGLEY - OUTWOOD – RADCLIFFE - BURY CE HIGH SCHOOL Service 712 TFGM Contract Number: 0348 0357 0357 Minimum Capacity: 70 74 74 Operator Code: TYR ATG ATG Service No: 712 712 712 M-Thu Fri CLIFTON, Cricket Club 0734 BURY C OF E HIGH SCHOOL 1530 1430 Manchester Rd/ Ryder’s Farm 0737 Radcliffe Bus Station 1 555 1455 Ringley, Hulme Road 0750 Ringley Road West, Hare and Hounds 16 00 1 500 Ringley Road West, Hare and Hounds 0759 Ringley, Hulme Road 1605 1505 Radcliffe Bus Station 0804 KEARSLEY, Manchester Rd/Lawefield Crescent 1618 1518 BURY C OF E HIGH SCHOOL 0821 SERVICE 712: From CLIFTON, Cricket club via Manchester Road, Bolton Road, Stoneclough Road, Market Street, Ringley Road, Hulme Road (turn at roundabout), Ringley Road, Kearsley Road, Ringley Road West, Outwood Road, Mellor Street, Pilkington Way, Stand Lane, Dale Street, Radcliffe Bus Station, Dale Street, Deansgate ,Church Street West, Rectory Lane, Spring Lane, Bury Road, Radcliffe Road, Manchester Road, to Manchester Road/Olivant Street, BURY C OF E HIGH SCHOOL. Return via Manchester Road, Angouleme Way, Knowsley Street, Manchester Road and reverse of the above until Manchester Road/Lawefield Crescent. .

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